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JK Rowling will not delete posts which could breach ‘ludicrous’ hate crime laws

  • JK Rowling refuses to remove social media posts that may violate hate crime laws in Scotland.
  • The author criticized the Hate Crime and Public Order Act going into effect on April 1.
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India Willoughby, who was Britain's first transgender newsreader, has accused Rowling of a 'hate crime' over remarks the author posted on X on Monday.

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JK Rowling will not delete transgender posts which could breach hate crime laws

Ms Rowling has been highly critical of the new hate crime legislation, arguing the ‘police are going to be very busy’

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom
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Daily ExpressDaily Express

JK Rowling vows to defy SNP's 'ludicrous' new hate crime laws in trans row

The Harry Potter author insisted the new legislation would not stop her "calling a man a man".

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JK Rowling misgenders Loose Women star India Willoughby in new Twitter spat

JK Rowling, who became a divisive figure in recent years due to her controversial views on transgender people, misgendered India Willoughby in a Twitter rant

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom
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J.K. Rowling's 'dehumanizing' misgendering post reported to UK police, TV personality says

"Loose Women" co-host India Willoughby revealed in an interview that she'd contacted police after the "Harry Potter" author denied she was a woman.

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JK Rowling responds as India Willoughby reports her to police over misgendering

Author JK Rowling has said the “police are going to be very busy” amid accusations she misgendered broadcaster India Willoughby.

2 months ago·Ireland
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